
Seventy Honey, I Am Addicted to the Abstinent Tough Guy's Pampering
七零蜜爱,我被禁欲硬汉宠上瘾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 271k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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130Chapters
0Monthly tickets
110Clicks
6Favorites
2Fans
0Recommendations
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The heroine is dressed in the 1970s, and is bound to the strategy system "Target Male Protagonist", which also comes with a storage space. The heroine had no sense of security in marriage due to her parents. She started to only care about the hero because of her merits. The hero fell in love with the heroine at first sight and slowly melted the heroine's insecure heart. ྀིྀི❤️ྀིThe two got married and joined the army... I personally think it's good. Feeling comfortable, the male protagonist loves the female protagonist wholeheartedly. There is no misunderstanding or quarrel between the two, and they work together for the country... The nephew Huo Yizhou also returns to his biological parents. "Huo Xiuyuan and Wen Nuan", CP fans: Cheng Mu❤️Leng Yun, Peng Chengyu❤️Ye Qi
It's very interesting. Both the male and female protagonists have very good personalities. There are few top-notch characters. The ending is a little rushed. Fortunately, it was explained a bit later. However, the author's first book is so well written. It's really amazing.
I like the relationship between the male and female protagonists, and I also like the supporting role of Peng Chengyu. Dark Fox is really addictive. There are very few top-notch ones. Most of the period novels I read in the past had a lot of top-notch ones, and I didn't really like them. This book is okay.